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There are a couple reasons why the name Peter Gregson should be stuck on your mind. First and foremost he is the brilliant classical cellist that we've raved about a number of times. Second, he is reinventing the way audiences…
Continue Reading →Longwave: Secrets are Sinister
Recently touring with Ok Go and (currently) with Bloc Party, New York based indie band Longwave is bringing their dynamic and fast-paced sounds to audiences east of the Mississippi. The band formed in 1999, and after a three-year hiatus, they're…
Continue Reading →Pet Shop Boys: Love etc.
Synth-pop wasn't a retro fad when the Pet Shop Boys first hit the scene. And there's something about sugary, yet well-written songs that are more appealing when you know it's not just an ironic throwback. Yes, the tenth studio LP…
Continue Reading →Omega Code
While some bands are well connected enough in the music biz to get producers like the Neptunes or Rick Rubin to work on their debut album, Brazilian metal-industrial band Omega Code is more concerned with getting artists like Joshua Davis…
Continue Reading →ThruYou
There's a lot of musical ability floating around on the Internet, so why not put them together for a little jam session? Enter Kutiman, a YouTube mixmaster who turns brilliant yet unsuspecting artists into bandmates on his website ThruYou. The…
Continue Reading →Balmorhea: All is Wild, All is Silent
As South by Southwest is gearing up, we wanted to let you know about a gem of a band that will be there. Balmorhea is something of a classical arrangement of cello, violin, guitar, and piano that creates an amazing…
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